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Children, Families and the Pandemic

Latin America 

Early childhood professionals from across Latin America discuss the impact of and strategies for confronting the pandemic. The conversation, led by World Forum Global Leaders for the Americas, is conducted in Spanish and Portuguese with a summary translated into English.
https://bonniesglobalcafe.worldforumfoundation.org/children-families-and-the-pandemicglobal-leaders-latin-america/

Color Me Seen

Hope Jackson, United States 

Hope Jackson, an advocate for helping those in need and creating equitable opportunities, contributes this think piece on how people are treated differently based on their color. It first appeared in the blog of Capita Social, an organization fostering new ides to ensure a future in which children and their families flourish.

Indigenous Early Care and Education: Understandings and Perspectives

Members of the Indigenous People’s Action Group of the World Forum Foundation, representing Indigenous People from many different parts of the world, share experiences and knowledge about what is currently happening for children and families.

https://bonniesglobalcafe.worldforumfoundation.org/indigenous-perspectives-on-early-childhood-world-forum-ipag-working-group/

Let’s Talk:  Inequity and Social Justice

This conversation in WoFo Global Café among ECE professionals from more than 20 countries focuses on issues of social justice around the world and includes the perspectives of Amrita Jain, India; Duane Dennis, United States, Sinisa Music, Croatia; and many other participants.